dexter

Synonyms for dexter

adj full of promise; good, favorable

adjective. full of promise; good, favorable

adjective. opposite of left

masc. proper name, from Latin dexter "on the right hand" (see dexterity). Cf. also Benjamin.

This, but for his choice and hers, might have served as an emblem of Dexter.

Dexter married Jessie the day before he opened his flag-shop.

And was not Dexter himself, in the new neighborhood as in the old?

Like responsible sentinels, Dexter and Jessie stood at their post.

Courtney—When you proposed to Miss Dexter did you get down on your knees?

I heard Dexter threatening you, and realized that you must be alone.

Dexter, with his usual luck, appeared to have made a safe retreat.

"I had a note from Mrs. Dexter a few days ago," Dick went on.

"I see just this much about it, Mrs. Dexter," followed Dick.

Dexter and Driggs unfolded a copy of the "Blade" between them.